Think tanks, public policy, and the politics of expertise

2004-10-01otherChoice Reviews Online310 citationsclosed

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Policy Transfer and Learning Political Science Research and Education Social Science and Policy Research

Abstract

List of tables List of figures Acknowledgements 1. The political demography of think tanks 2. The evolution of think tanks 3. Political credibility 4. The policy roles of experts 5. Policy influence: making research matter 6. Think tanks, experts and American politics Appendix A: details on the characteristics, perception and visibility of think tanks Appendix B: list of in-depth interviews Works cited Index.

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